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Where to buy Cobalt R33 Surf:
Cobalt Boats
The R33 is the largest Cobalt available with their Surf package for watersports. Thirty-three feet long, twin forward-facing engine, and yacht-certified, it’s certainly a big boat for the purpose.
But by combining the quality Cobalt lake boat with a big, watersports-capable day boat, the company has created a beautiful platform suitable for big-water play. The boat is also large enough to accommodate a functional head compartment to port and a cabin to starboard. The cabin has a TV, microwave, and an optional galley.
Cobalt isn’t alone in their pursuit of a more classy ski and wake boat. Regal’s new line of boats, like the Regal LS6 Surf and Sea Ray’s new surf line, aim to target this hot new market. Undoubtedly, Cobalt is taking notes from parent company Malibu Boats.
Things we like:
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Cobalt Surf System eliminated hard ballast tanks in favor of streamlined hull design and large hydraulic surf gates (ballast tanks are used in smaller Surf Class boats) -
Twin Garmin glass cockpit controls navigation, engine monitoring, and surf system
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Powerful twin Volvo V8s with forward-facing drive and joystick controller
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Functional cabin and head compartments for changing and getting out the sun, optional air conditioning and heating available
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Large locker for inflatable yacht toys with inflator
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Hydraulic swim platform with fold-down step
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Optional Seakeeper gyro stabilizer
Things we don't like:
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Probably too big for most lakes, more appropriate for coastal users with access to a boat lift
Where to buy Cobalt R33 Surf:
Cobalt Boats
- Length: 33 feet, 4 inches
- Beam: 10 feet, 6 inches
- Hull Draft: 26 inches
- Dry Weight: 11,793 pounds
- Capacity: Yacht Certified
- Power: Twin Volvo Penta V8s, 300–430 hp each, forward-facing drive, joystick control
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Things we like:
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Cobalt Surf System eliminated hard ballast tanks in favor of streamlined hull design and large hydraulic surf gates (ballast tanks are used in smaller Surf Class boats)
-
Twin Garmin glass cockpit controls navigation, engine monitoring, and surf system
-
Powerful twin Volvo V8s with forward-facing drive and joystick controller
-
Functional cabin and head compartments for changing and getting out the sun, optional air conditioning and heating available
-
Large locker for inflatable yacht toys with inflator
-
Hydraulic swim platform with fold-down step
-
Optional Seakeeper gyro stabilizer
Things we don't like:
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Probably too big for most lakes, more appropriate for coastal users with access to a boat lift
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